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May 28, 2016

1. From stone to chip. Alois Senefelder and the invention of lithography in an international context. Conference organised by AEPM in Dutch museum of lithography in Valkenswaard (NL) from 3-5 November 2016.
2. “New Impressions” is an international, juried exhibition to showcase exploration and creativity with letterpress printing techniques. Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum 11.05-30.06.16, Design College Australia 09–21.08.16.
3. DADA ist 100 exhibition opening on 04.06.2016 Eremitage Gransee (DE)
4. Interrobang by Random Spectacular, published as part of The Village of Type at Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft.

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Da-Daniil Kharms

May 24, 2016

This year the DADA movement is celebrating the 100th-anniversary of its short but influential existence. Marc Berger/ Edition Schwarzdruk (DE) did a great job organising the 'Dada ist 100’, an exhibition celebrating 100 years of Dada movement with more than 50 letterpress printers from 10 countries taking part in this unique event. 
The exhibition will take place in Eremitage Gransee (DE) on 4th of June and will then be traveling to venues in Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium and the USA. To produce a catalog Mark Berger launched crowdfunding campaign which have been successfully funded, thanks to the letterpress enthusiasts all over the world.

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May 7, 2016

1. Barbarian Press, the film - link
2. Alan Kitching Special Edition: A Life in Letterpress - book
3. International Exlibris and printmaking competition, Sint-Niklaas (BE) 2017 - link
4. Willem Sandberg: From Type to Image is at the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea (UK), until 4 September - link

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April 30, 2016

1. Kastaar will run various printing workshops during De Invasie in Antwerp.
30.04 - 01.05.16 Antwerp - link
2. The collection of type specimens and other printed matter from Historische Drukkerij Turnhout goes digital - link
3. Etching techniques by Ugo Gattoni - video
4. PancakeBot - link

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Nog een potse truust?

April 29, 2016

Last Sunday the city of Gent, as well as other cities in Flanders and Brussels, was celebrating the Heritage day (Erfgoeddag) which is held annually on the first Sunday after the Easter Holidays. Each year a theme is chosen and this time it was all about rituals. The museums, archives, documentation centres, collecting libraries, local heritage centres and organisations dedicated to folk culture opened their doors to public (free entrance). Every year this results in a diverse selection of activities. And this year was not an exception.

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April 24, 2016

1. Petko donation makes ASU’s type collection the largest in North American higher educational institution - link
2. Workshop by Thomas Gravemaker at the MIAT museum, 06-07.05.16. Be fast! - link
3.  24.04.16. Heritage day at the MIAT. Coffee, enamel, workshops, rituals and so much more. Don't forget to visit the 4th floor and receive a letterpress printed poster - link
4. The last of the Typewriter man - link

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Ian Gabb. MIAT. Monotype.

April 17, 2016

Almost every printing & typecasting equipment at the printing department of the MIAT museum is frequently used: Heidelberg, Ludlow, Linotype, FAG and other proof presses, but the Monotype is one of a few we seldom see in action. But when a few weeks ago Patrick brought Ian Gabb, a British designer/printer to the MIAT to inspect the Monotype Super Caster we were sure they will make it work again. 

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